Moscow court finds journalist Ivan Safronov guilty in espionage in favor of NATO country.

Pipeline due to resume supply after Sept. 2 although Gazprom says it will remain closed.

Russia's energy sector to suffer from lack of EU technology investment, says bloc's foreign policy chief Josep Borrell.

Shipments from Ukrainian ports continuing as planned, says National Defense Ministry.

TurAz Qartalı 2022 in Azerbaijan will last until Sept. 16.

Army points to 'high possibility' of Shireen Abu Akleh being killed by Israeli gunfire by mistake during clashes with Palestinian gunmen.

Group to cut output by 100,000 barrels next month.

Erdogan, Türkiye have great role in maintaining peace, stability in Bosnia-Herzegovina, region, says chairman of Bosnia's Presidency.

American actor Sean Penn also on stop list, according to Foreign Ministry.

2 UN representatives to stay at Zaporizhzhia as observers.

Russian Foreign Ministry says embassy is in close contact with Afghan security services investigating incident.

Immigration minister says 1,500 refugees from Afghanistan, Syria, Iraq to be settled every year for next 3 years.

Truss receives votes of more than 57% of party members to leave contender Rishi Sunak behind.

Here are the main topics Anadolu Agency's English Desk plans to cover on Monday, Sept. 5, 2022.

Forces from 29 countries take part in Eager Lion 2022 exercise.

Israel's spy chief set to travel to Washington for talks on Iran nuclear file.

New protein-based vaccine to be used as booster jab, local media reports.

More manufacturers are expected to scale down their operations or shut down completely, economists say.

‘He's an enemy of the state, if you want to know the truth,’ says Donald Trump.

UN says nearly 250,000 Sudanese affected by floods and heavy rains in Sudan since June.

73 MPs from Sadrist movement resigned in June amid standoff over formation of new government.

Maj. Gen. Herzi Halevi set to replace Aviv Kochavi as army chief in January 2023.

Foreign Ministry again summons Burmese ambassador after shells fired from Myanmar warplane fell inside Bangladesh.

70,000 gather in iconic square under 'Czech Republic in the first place'.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin discuss latest developments, bilateral relations over phone.

Agency to maintain continued presence at plant.

Fire in northern Kostanay region spreads to adjacent villages, says Emergency Situations Ministry.

Lloyd Austin reaffirms US support for Ukraine’s sovereignty, territorial integrity.

Tension runs high in Iraq over failure to form new government.

Canadian asset moved Shamima Begum, 2 other girls to Syria in 2015, report says he was providing information to Canadian Embassy in Jordan.

Grain exports from Ukrainian Black Sea ports continue under observation of Joint Coordination Center in Istanbul, says National Defense Ministry.

110M people mobilized for combat during massive war, with 60 countries around world involved

French officials bring migrants back to shore as they sought to traverse English Channel, one of world's busiest shipping lanes, report French media.

$299.6M purchase of drones, famed for their fight in Ukraine and other places requires approval of country’s parliament.

Scholz announces $65B economic relief package to support people struggling with inflation, rising energy bills.

Israel can contribute in exporting high-tech to help Turkish agricultural field become much more modern, upgraded, say experts.

‘If you go too far, price will be heavy,’ Recep Tayyip Erdogan warns Greece.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin's English Desk plans to cover on Sunday, Sept. 4, 2022.

Sofia to raise visa fee for Russian tourists to over $79, says country's tourism minister.

'We stand with the Argentine government and people in rejecting violence and hate,' says top diplomat.

Situation seems to be under control right now, says mayor of Spain’s La Linea.

Hundreds of measles cases reported in different areas of Zambia in August.

No other cases identified as of Thursday, contact tracing currently being carried out.

Talks with Türkiye's support will lead to mutually acceptable solution, ensure regional peace, says top Serbian diplomat.

Kyiv 'creating real threat of nuclear catastrophe in Europe,' says Russian defense minister.

Transport of sea-born Russian crude only allowed if oil and petroleum products are bought at or below price cap.

3 terrorists from Caliphate Soldiers group killed, operations underway to pursue other terrorists.

Berlin will continue to reduce its dependence, but ceasing all Russian gas imports would not be responsible move, says Chancellor Scholz.

Prosecution of 3 journalists 'will have a chilling effect on national security reporting in Finland,' CPJ Europe director says.

In video message to key Italian business forum, Zelenskyy says Ukraine can help stabilize Europe’s energy consumption.

President Erdogan says NATO is strong with Türkiye, and Greece 'has no value' in alliance.

9 more ships waiting to depart from Ukrainian ports due to unfavorable weather conditions, says National Defense Ministry.

6 IAEA specialists will remain at nuclear power plant for 'a few more days,' says Russian ambassador.

Since military coup in February 2021, former State Counsellor gets 20 years in jail punishment on several counts.

‘Leak developed in supply side of 8-inch quick disconnect while attempting to transfer fuel to rocket,’ says US space agency.

Another 57 people lose their lives in flood-related mishaps in last 24 hours, with aid flowing into country including from Türkiye.

Factory's annual electricity bill increased to $17.6M from $2.78M.

Shipments made in 1 month since July 22 signing of Istanbul Grain Deal.

Pilots’ strike forces German air carrier to cancel nearly 800 flights planned for Friday.

Athens' occupation of Aegean islands 'not our concern,' President Erdogan says, adding: 'When time comes, we will do what's necessary. As we say, all of a sudden, we can come overnight'.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin's English Desk plans to cover on Saturday, Sept. 3, 2022.

Recent floods in Pakistan and elsewhere highlight climate change is a threat to humanity with far-reaching consequences.

Vostok drills 2022 begin in Siberia's Far Eastern Military District, as well as in water areas and coastal zones of Sea of Japan and Sea of Okhotsk.

Sister of killed British citizen launches crowdfunding campaign to bring his body back to Britain.

Offshore wind farm, located 89 km off UK's Yorkshire coast, comprises 165 wind turbines.

Largest drop predicted to come from China with 12.5%, according to International Data Corporation.

Lavrov says Russia does not have to close itself to Europe.

Police say Ravil Maganov fell out of window of hospital where he was being treated.

We are more than happy to cooperate with Türkiye on Ukraine, says Nicolas de Riviere.

Shipments from Ukrainian ports continuing as planned, says Turkish National Defense Ministry.

Vostok-2022 military drill starts in Russia.

Train carrying 394 tons of aid leaves from Ankara.

2 countries working on integration of payment systems to facilitate financial transactions.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin’s English Desk plans to cover on Thursday, Sept. 1, 2022.

Spain denounced for suspending politicians from public duties before any convictions.

Former Soviet president passed away Tuesday evening after 'serious and prolonged illness'.

Gorbachev passed away this evening after 'serious and prolonged illness,' says hospital.

Germany, France oppose proposal of Estonia, Latvia, Finland on restricting tourist visas for Russian nationals.

97-year-old veteran leader admitted to National Heart Institute in Kuala Lumpur, says his office.

Inspectors to spend 'a few days' at Europe's largest nuclear plant after 'explicit guarantees' from Russia, Ukraine.

Occupiers should either flee or surrender, says Ukrainian leader.

50,000 people to be allowed entry daily from Sept. 7, says Premier Kishida.

No gas flow would be available on pipeline that runs under Baltic Sea to Germany until Sept. 3, according to Gazprom.

Kremlin spokesman says Moscow will monitor EU actions regarding ban for Schengen visas for Russians.

At least 32 people killed, 159 others injured in clashes, according to Libyan officials.

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's remarks come after Greece has increasingly harassed Turkish jets flying over Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean Seas.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin’s English Desk plans to cover on Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2022.

Minimal rainfall, dry weather conditions have resulted in low river flows, affecting water systems.

6-day Teknofest features technology competitions in dozens of categories.

Figures above market forecast of 7.8%.

EU defense ministers fail to reach agreement on sending military training mission to Ukraine.

Floods claim nearly 1,200 people's lives, destroy or damage more than a million houses since mid-June.

Nearly 3,900 Azerbaijanis missing since 1st Nagorno-Karabakh war, says foreign minister.

All India Muslim Majlis-e-Mushawarat unhappy with Indian Supreme Court decisions.

Pregnant woman recently died after being transferred away from hospital.

On International Day of Victims of Enforced Disappearances, victims’ families call for commission under UN to probe cases.

Court was to consider lawsuit demanding dissolution of parliament.

Finding negotiated solution was easier in initial weeks of Ukraine war, says Mevlut Cavusoglu, adding that now, 'things have changed'.

Brave Commander 1st Horn of Africa-bound vessel from Ukraine since Istanbul grain export deal.

Train carrying more relief materials also depart for Pakistan on Tuesday morning from Turkish capital Ankara, says announcement.